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Ivy Cottage

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Skelton Road

Coach Road

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George Terrace

Park Terrace

Days Terrace

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New Brotton

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Brotton (Morrisons) Ironstone Mine

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Skinningrove Ironstone Mine

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Other Local Mines

Local Heroes - Mary Jarred

Local Heroes - Derek Mclean

Local Heroes - Charles Robinson Sykes

Local Heroes - Henry Alexander Cooper

Monumental Inscriptions

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Brotton Hippodrome

The Grand Cinema / Hall

Arthur Norman Harker

Joseph Edward Huntrods - Photographer

Clubs and Groups

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1911 Census

1841 Census

1851 Census

1861 Census

1871 Census

1881 Census

1891 Census

1901 Census

Baptisms A - C St Margaret's

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Public Houses & Inns - The Green Tree

Public Houses & Inns - The Queens Arms

Public Houses & Inns - The Royal

Public Houses & Inns -The Ship

Public Houses & Inns - The Station

Public Houses & Inns - The Crown

Scouts, Guides, Brownies etc

Trade Directories

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Sport - Football

Tarmac Roadstone Ltd

Paddy Waddle's Railway

Pear Tree Cottage

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Ironstone Mining

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Can you identify the people in these photographs?

Can anyone help naming the people in any of these photos?
Maybe you need help identifying some of your own...email me at www.brottonhistory@yahoo.co.uk if you can identify anyone or need help with your own photographs.


Chapel Street - VE Day

The lady in the front right hand corner wearing the checked wrap around pinny is Maud Havelock (nee Sleeman) of 37 Chapel Street. The lady sat on her right hand side with the blonde hair and wearing a white blouse is her sister Nancy Tindall (nee Sleeman) of 2 Chapel Street.
Can anyone identify the others in this photo?
Photograph provided by Rita Ord (Nee Tindall)

Reply received from Alan & Kathleen Ward 23 August 2008.

On right after the Sleeman sisters, Shirley Rowe, Pat Rowe, behind possibly Marie and Father Fred Rowe. Left is Birtha Agar, behind the man with the hat is Kathleen Shepherd, above Kath is Violet Thompson, ? married George Waugh. Behind her the women with glasses leaning back is possibly Mrs Caley, in front of her is ? Stonehouse, and next is Lilian Shepherd, nee Rigg. Sorry but those are all we can manage.



Unidentified Wedding

This photograph was sent to me by Rita Ord, she is hoping someone can identify where the picture was taken. It was found amongst some family photos. The photographer’s name on the back is J E Huntrods, 32 Errington Street, Brotton.

Rita's family’s name was Sleeman, so she thinks it may be possible that some of the people pictured may be from the Sleeman family.

If any one had any more information please contact me and I can out you in contact with Rita.

Possibly Sibly Family

Can anyone identify these three girls? On the back of the picture in pencil it says Mrs Sibly.
So possibly daughters?

VE Day Celebration

VE Day Celebration, Can anyone tell me where this took place or name any of the people?

Kindly contributed by John Hunter

Seated at the front Left is Lawrence Easton, and fornt right is his sister Patricia Hunter (nee Easton).
It is thought that the man behind Pat Easton looking directly at the camera is Lawrence Barwick who lived at Woodside, with his wife Winnie beside him. Names provided by John Hunter

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